00:00.06 | bkw_ | BOMBS away |
00:00.07 | bkw_ | NOT |
00:00.36 | *** join/#asterisk CpuID2 (~nathan@dsl-202-173-145-89.qld.westnet.com.au) |
00:00.39 | CpuID2 | morning ppls |
00:00.39 | puzzled_ | wot? |
00:00.43 | puzzled_ | hi CpuID |
00:00.48 | CpuID2 | sup? |
00:00.53 | syslod | puzzled_: I was hoping to use the $100,000+ SBS stuff I have now doing WAN stuff. I've bought a digium card but having a tough time finding a 3.3v PCI system. All I have tried have problems with video or lockups. |
00:01.14 | b0ef | pfn: besides, no doubt, asterisk is the most powerful voip client you can have and the only one I know that support my needs |
00:01.14 | puzzled_ | syslod: digium also have 5V cards |
00:01.30 | Juggie | ahhh i dont even need a .call i can just write php to do this http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+manager+dialout |
00:01.33 | Juggie | fantastic. |
00:01.41 | pfn | b0ef it's not a client, it's a server |
00:01.59 | b0ef | heh |
00:03.04 | b0ef | too bad I can't find any proper clients then |
00:03.09 | Juggie | xten |
00:03.13 | syslod | puzzled_: Yea but I did have 3.3v slots and it wasn't backordered. Unfortuallty there is some incompatibility between the digium and the video card. I've tried 3 other systems. At this point I've spent +$800 tring to get it to work. Hopeing eventually someone here will have a tried and tested solution for the 3.3 thats not a 10,000 server. |
00:03.15 | Juggie | theres a ton for linux |
00:03.18 | b0ef | I don't use proprietary software |
00:03.30 | drmatrix | pfn: i'm just trying to get the regular fx{o,s}_{lkg}s ones working... |
00:03.35 | b0ef | and I don't use gui |
00:03.39 | Juggie | syslod, i think i'm running 3.3v on a dell gx270 |
00:03.50 | puzzled_ | syslod: how about this oc-3 one. has linux drivers and a devel kit: http://www.sbs.com/products/456 |
00:04.11 | Juggie | i didnt order the card, but i thought all pci slots on desktops were 3.3 for the most part |
00:04.28 | b0ef | so there is no client for me |
00:04.37 | puzzled_ | imagine the headline: "card in server fails, country without phones" |
00:04.42 | b0ef | asterisk is my only choice |
00:05.09 | puzzled_ | syslod: or this one: http://www.sbs.com/products/80 |
00:05.12 | Juggie | b0ef, there are a ton of linux and windows clients |
00:05.28 | b0ef | Juggie: name one that don't have a gui and is free software then |
00:05.32 | ariel_ | It's been too long of a day my brain is fried. where is the master log kept for asterisk. |
00:05.34 | b0ef | see, you can't |
00:05.39 | syslod | puzzled_: That would be a good one to do but I am hoping to connect via DS3 or T1 directly into a class 5 switch. I'd rather not add a MUX or spend the money for one if possilbe. |
00:05.45 | Juggie | b0ef, why do u not need a gui |
00:05.54 | puzzled_ | syslod: yes makes sense |
00:05.58 | b0ef | I don't use gui's |
00:06.34 | syslod | puzzled_: Right now I'm shooting for a simple 1-2 T1 test system to deploy in beta land. Then when its ready move it to our carrier environment. |
00:06.41 | Juggie | well strip a open source gui client down to console, write a ncurses client ;) |
00:06.42 | Juggie | i dunno |
00:07.00 | b0ef | Juggie: there you go; there is no alternative unless I write one |
00:07.05 | puzzled_ | syslod: ppl have reported on the list that supermicro or tyan boards do well |
00:07.42 | *** join/#asterisk eKo1 (~bernd@63.245.57.70) |
00:07.55 | b0ef | so that's why I have asterisk as my client |
00:08.08 | syslod | Hmm. I have looked at supermicro but its been so long since I assemble a machine I can't seem to find a good vendor that have packages supporting those MB's. |
00:08.11 | puzzled_ | syslod: if your ss7 switch is a hybrid you could just use GigE & sip to pump traffic to the switch |
00:08.28 | tzanger | I am paralyzed with rage... and island rhythms! |
00:08.34 | JerJer | who has a asterisk stable source tree checked out? |
00:08.46 | JerJer | a = an |
00:08.51 | eKo1 | i guess faxing is out of the question |
00:08.52 | syslod | It does sip but I'd really like to feed it PRI or later ss7 since we have a ton of ports. |
00:08.54 | puzzled_ | JerJer: me |
00:09.13 | JerJer | puzzled_: go into channels/h323/chan_h323.h and search for send_digit |
00:09.19 | JerJer | show me that callback prototype line |
00:09.22 | puzzled_ | JerJer: ok, hust a sec |
00:10.37 | tzanger | JerJer: have you ever had * hardlock? My Te405P has 2 ports unused and they were locked-red (not fading red) |
00:11.11 | puzzled_ | JerJer: found it on line 117 |
00:11.17 | puzzled_ | <PROTECTED> |
00:11.30 | JerJer | send_digit |
00:11.40 | JerJer | its a function pointer for a callback |
00:12.24 | puzzled_ | uhm right. there is no send_digit. only send_digit_cb and on_send_digit |
00:12.28 | JerJer | yes |
00:12.32 | JerJer | i need to see that whole line |
00:12.39 | puzzled_ | ok, just a sec |
00:13.15 | puzzled_ | http://pastebin.ca/1479 |
00:13.21 | tzanger | HAHAHAHA |
00:13.22 | tzanger | http://ottawa.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=ot_strikekid20041014 |
00:13.24 | tzanger | too funny |
00:13.50 | JerJer | puzzled_: ok |
00:13.58 | Juggie | twisted, u roudn? |
00:15.08 | b0ef | damn, you have to register to edit the wiki; registering sucks |
00:17.10 | bkw_ | doh |
00:17.11 | bkw_ | JerJer what did you do |
00:17.20 | JerJer | ? |
00:17.22 | bkw_ | when you twiddle your thumbs |
00:17.25 | bkw_ | bad things happen |
00:17.40 | *** join/#asterisk amir (~amir@80.238.134.132) |
00:17.48 | CpuID2 | lol |
00:17.49 | CpuID2 | like? :) |
00:17.55 | CpuID2 | registering is gay |
00:18.07 | bkw_ | so am I.. your point? |
00:18.16 | bkw_ | it keeps the spam bots out |
00:18.24 | bkw_ | 100's of parts and joins per hour are anoying from them |
00:19.21 | b0ef | CpuID: sure is |
00:20.06 | CpuID2 | hehe :) |
00:21.13 | b0ef | those that do register must have to much time on their hands; I sure won't waste time filling in fscking fields |
00:22.09 | Juggie | bkw, do u know anything about sphinx? and also to anyone, when using the asterisk manager over telnet, are all the same variables exposed as if i used a .call file? |
00:22.26 | bkw_ | Juggie anything you do at the CLI you can do on the manager |
00:22.27 | jcollie | man it sucks waiting for ebay auctions to end... :( |
00:22.27 | Juggie | eg, set retries |
00:22.27 | bkw_ | and yes |
00:22.28 | bkw_ | you can |
00:22.35 | Juggie | ok perfect |
00:22.43 | Juggie | click to call via php tomorow at work then |
00:22.52 | bkw_ | DONE IT |
00:22.56 | bkw_ | look on the web |
00:23.00 | bkw_ | lots of click and call stuff out there |
00:23.08 | jcollie | i'm a cheapskate... I admit it :) |
00:23.17 | bkw_ | me too |
00:23.26 | Juggie | cool, i'll check it out, tho i'll just write one to integrate into our existing web environement |
00:23.52 | jcollie | i've never bought anything on ebay because i'm too cheap... |
00:26.19 | jcollie | i may get the opportunity to spec and build a * system for a local charity (i'm donating my services)... what do you guys recommend in terms of inexpensive IP handsets? |
00:26.19 | syslod | Anyone recommend a 3.3v board they have working with the digium 410 T1 card? |
00:27.12 | ManxPower | syslod: Other than the ones list on the Digium web site? |
00:27.42 | syslod | Other than a server board. I belive all the ones on the digium site that are 3.3v are server boards. |
00:30.42 | ManxPower | syslod: Most 3.3v boards are server boards |